Walter Hines Page High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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worked to build better minds Mrs. Lucille S. Hill A.B., Elon College Secretary Mrs. Bonnie B. Atwood Sec. Degree, U.N.C.-G. Secretery Luther R. Medlin B.A., High Point College M.A., U.N.C. Principal PTSA BOARD: Left to right, first row: Mrs. A. H. Parker, Mrs. W. Loche Bell, Mrs. George Kirzinger, Mrs. P. B. Whit¬ tington, Mr. Jack Zimmerman, Mrs. M. C. Swearington, Mrs. Paul Harrell, Mrs. Elmer Graves, Mrs. R. C. Remmey. Second row: Mrs. Karl Ljung, Mrs. Duncan McDuffie, Mrs. Melvin Fields, Mrs. Robert Sockwell, Mrs. Edwin Kappel, Mrs. George Dingeldein, Mrs. Weldon T. Roach, Mrs. Lindsay Davis, Mrs. Chester Arnold, Mrs. Philip Russell, Mrs. Iris Hunsinger. Third row: Bud Holder, Dwight Bartlett, Mr. C. L. Wilson, Mr. E. D. Kellam, Mr. C. H. Young, Mr. W. R. Shepherd, Mr. E. W. Graves, Mr. R. Kennedy Harris, Mr. B. W. Worley. 21

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Medlin and School Board As Page added a sixth year to its growing his¬ tory, the school increased its student body by approximately six hundred. This increase in size created an over-crowded condition that prevailed throughout the year. However, under the super¬ vision of Page ' s principal, Mr. Luther Medlin, the faculty and students were able to adjust to the present difficulty and complete the year success¬ fully. School officials and teachers combined their efforts with the efforts of community leaders to create an atmosphere of mutual interest and responsibility. The untiring work of this group of people laid the framework that provided Page with a rewarding 1963-64 school session. Philip J. Weaver A.B., Duke University M.A., U.N.C. Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: Left to right, seated: Mr. Robert F. Mose¬ ley, Mrs. L. E. Hoyle, Mr. R. K. Hunter, Mr. James R. Per¬ rin. Standing: Mr. R. Thorpe Jones, Mr. P. J. Weaver ,Mr. R. M. Wilson, Dr. E. H. Evans, Dr. W. J. House. 20

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Stewart joined With the addition of a third counselor, the guidance department of Page expanded to meet the influx of new students. Mr. Bruce Stewart, sophomore guidance counselor, joined Mrs. Lucille Hodnett, junior guidance counselor, and Miss Odell Smith, senior counselor, in advising the 1500 students at Page this past year. With a counselor for each class, more and more complete attention was given to each student. The students at Page learned that they could freely discuss with their counselors any problem ranging from poor grades to the choice of a college. The guidance counselors scheduled classes for each student, administered standard tests, and took charge of the clinic. Mr: Stewart took additional duties as a teacher of world history. Mr. Robert Newton, previously a coach and teacher of English, assumed responsibilities as assistant principal. Pupil attendance, discipline, school accounting, and other administrative duties occupied most of his time. In Mr. Medlin ' s ab¬ sence, he stood ready to carry out any functions necessary. Mr. Newton, Assistant Prin¬ cipal, makes a telephone call regarding a student ' s absence. 22